The cat who caught the big fish

This is my light, life-affirming work, in which I relax, distracting myself from the dramatic topics and excitement of life in war. It is filled with a feeling of complete carelessness and calm. Cozy hedonism and a feline version of Buddhist enlightenment found its reflection in clean, bright colors. Look into the eyes of this cat, he has reached the state of Moksha. The fish in his arms does not look like a victim at all. The cat hugs it in a friendly manner and does not intend to eat it at all. The fish seems to whistle a tune, singing along with the cat's purring. This artwork rethinks the theme of an aggressive attitude towards achieving goals as a predator's hunt for weaker animals. The issue of self-affirmation through demonstrating achievements and the need to protect them from competitors is also rethought.